Presence of an interpreter in RSCDS examinations

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Overview

Examinations take place in locations where the primary language is not English.
Situations arise where the exam lesson is taught in the local language when

  • candidates, tutors or musicians speak or understand little or no English
  • volunteer dancers understand only the English for the technical phrases within SCD.
    If one of the examiners is fluent in the language used in the examination, there will be no requirement for the presence of an interpreter. If this is not the case then the following are the suggested guidelines.
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